She starred in the 2013 computer-animated family comedy The Croods as the prehistoric cave woman Eep.
And Emma Stone delved into her upcoming sequel, The Croods: A New Age on Wednesday in an interview with ET.
While speaking about her family pack in the film with her costar Kelly Marie Tran and a child reporter, the 31-year-old Oscar winner revealed that she felt ‘pretty good’ about starting her ‘own pack.’
Thinking it over: Emma Stone, 31, sounded interested in starting her ‘own pack’ during a discussion Wednesday with ET about The Croods 2, even as pregnancy rumors have swirled around her; shown in May 2019
Asked how she felt about starting a ‘pack’ of her own, Emma replied: ‘I feel pretty good about starting my own pack.
‘Although I don’t think that my pack would be quite as physically capable as the Croods are,’ she added.
‘They’re pretty rough and tumble and I don’t know if my pack would be as rough and tumble.’
Emma’s response comes amid pregnancy rumors that have been swirling in recent weeks since her reported marriage to her fiancé Dave McCary.
Looking forward to it: ‘I feel pretty good about starting my own pack,’ Emma said, adding, ‘Although I don’t think that my pack would be quite as physically capable as the Croods are’; shown in October 2019
Joining in: Her costar Kelly Marie Tran joined in the interview and said she was the opposite of her active character. ‘I like to sit on the couch and watch movies and be very safe and comfortable’; shown in February
The interview included some light questions about Emma and Kelly’s current obsessions, and both actresses admitted to being addicted to their phones.
Both also said they were considerably different from their prehistoric characters in The Croods 2.
‘In the movie, we like to jump walls and gallop and go on a lot of very crazy adventures,’ Emma began.
Kelly added, ‘In real life, I feel like I’m the opposite and I like to sit on the couch and watch movies and be very safe and comfortable.’
Modern classic: Last week, it was announced that Emma would be joining a virtual watch party for her 2007 breakthrough film Superbad to help benefit Wisconsin Democrats
Last week, it was announced that Emma would be joining a virtual watch party for her 2007 breakthrough film Superbad to help benefit Wisconsin Democrats.
Jonah Goldberg announced the event, which also featured appearances from actor and co-screenwriter Seth Rogen, Michael Cera, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Bill Hader, Martha MacIssac, director Greg Mottola, co-screenwriter Evan Goldberg and producer Judd Appatow.
The event seems to have been a success for Democrats, as most major media organizations have called the state for Joe Biden as absentee ballots drove the vote totals in his favor.
Nailed it: The event seems to have been a success, as most major media organizations have called the state for Joe Biden as absentee ballots drove the vote totals in his favor
Back in September, Emma was reported to have secretly wed her fiancé Dave McCary, according to Page Six.
Pregnancy rumors also began to spread around the same time Emma and Dave were spotted out that month while wearing matching gold wedding bands.
A source close to them confirmed the news of the wedding to Page Six, though there’s been no official confirmation of the pregnancy rumors.
The two had originally planned on marrying in March, but the coronavirus pandemic put their plans for the ceremony on hold indefinitely.
Emma and the Saturday Night Live segment director have been together for three years.
Man and wife: In September, Page Six reported that Emma and her fiancé Dave McCary had secretly wed. She has been with the SNL segment director for three years